Imagine you've just completed a months-long project that included weeks of sleepless nights, and your boss appears to drop off a pile of customer emails and says, "You're a machine! Can you have answers to these on my desk by morning?" Which response could respectfully strengthen your workplace resilience? "Thank you for recognizing my hard work. However, I've put all my energy into finishing this project, so I'm going to have to tackle those emails tomorrow." "Thank you for recognizing my hard work. I've put all of my energy into finishing this project, but I'm sure I can find it in me to write these replies." "I was wondering what I'd do with myself after finishing this project. Thanks for delivering a new challenge. Morning it is." "I was wondering if I'd be able to do another minute of work if asked, but upon seeing that fresh stack of emails and hearing your question, I'd have to be crazy not to answer them."Kami has been buried under a mountain of detailed feedback. Though constructive in nature, it often feels negative, and she's disappointed by the lack of encouragement. By practicing reappraisal, it would be possible for Kami to do which